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“Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Micro-series #8: Fugitoid” delivers the backstory of a fugitive android — Fugitoid — and binds the character into the history of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles irrevocably. In focusing on the backstory of the Fugitoid, the best this issue can do for hardcore Turtle fans is offer up a few cameo appearances, but those appearances really don’t do much to drive the narrative here. Paul Allor writes the protagonist of Dr. Honeycutt into a situation where he has to take a long, hard look at what he does and why. In doing so, the writer drops some philosophical questions on the character, threatens his family and makes good on the threat in a manner that changes Honeycutt forever. “Fugitoid” starts out as a tale about a man doing his job. Allor’s narrative is based in the speculative situations fans all over the world pose to one another, like Dante and Randall discussing the loss of contractors during the destruction of the second Death Star. The story it